Jonathan moyo’s mission impossible

By The Standard | Jun. 3, 2012

Jonathan Moyo was at it again last week rubbishing Copac and its efforts to produce a draft constitution. In his latest rant in The Herald, Moyo made the preposterous suggestion that Copac was trying to abolish the National Anthem, National flag and Public Seal and Coat of Arms.

Whoever heard of such unadulterated nonsense? It is such a great pity that Moyo, a man of great intelligence, no doubt, has chosen to abuse his knowledge on an unwinnable escapade to block Zimbabwe’s march to true democracy.

Sadly for him, he is destined for the dustbin of history when the will of the people triumphs.

Anonymous, Bulawayo.

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